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Dylan Bundy, ranked by MLB.com as the Orioles’ second-best prospect, pitched a scoreless eighth Thursday in his first Major League outing since 2012.

Under no circumstances was Marlins right-hander David Phelps ready to surrender the baseball in the fifth inning Thursday, with two on and one out in a crucial part of a rain-soaked home opener for the Nationals.

Joe Panik and Buster Posey each recorded run-scoring hits in San Francisco’s three-run fifth inning and a four-run sixth Thursday, as the Giants won their home opener by outlasting the Los Angeles Dodgers, 12-6.

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Bryce Harper received a trio of honors during a special presentation before the Nationals’ 6-4 loss in their home opener Thursday against the Marlins.

Jose Abreu’s two-run homer in the sixth inning broke up a scoreless pitching duel and led to a series victory for Chicago, as the White Sox beat the Oakland Athletics, 6-1, Thursday to take three of four in the series and give Mat Latos his first win since last July.

Joe Panik and Buster Posey thrived in San Francisco’s home opener Thursday at AT&T Park, contributing three hits apiece to a 12-6 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Yet both Panik and Posey reveled more in the accomplishments of others as the Giants improved to 3-1.

The sensational start to the year by Astros shortstop Carlos Correa has garnered him much of the media attention, and deservedly so. Three games into the regular season, however, it’s been rookie Tyler White who has been on base more than any Houston player.

It goes without saying that a grand slam can’t happen without the help of at least three teammates, but Hunter Pence was happy to acknowledge that fact after slugging the Giants’ first of the season in Thursday’s home opener.

Andrew Heaney had an MRI on Wednesday morning and had only one question: “How’s my ligament?” Doctors told Heaney that his ulnar collateral ligament, the one that would require season-ending Tommy John surgery if torn, remained “fat and healthy,” and Heaney felt a lot better.

Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre turned 37 Thursday. He received presents from his family, a nice dinner and cake from his wife, Sandra, on Wednesday, and lots of hugs from his teammates when he walked into the clubhouse Thursday.

Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo has his own cereal — Rizzos. Proceeds from sales will go to the Anthony Rizzo Family Foundation.

Thursday’s team workout provided Blue Jays players their first opportunity to test out the newly installed dirt infield ahead of their home opener Friday against the Red Sox.

It’s a moment we’ll remember *forrrrrreverrrrr*.

The Giants’ Denard Span’s fielder’s choice groundout plated Brandon Crawford in the fifth inning Thursday, ending the Dodgers’ season-opening shutout streak at 31 innings.

Anthony Rizzo tied his career-high with six RBIs as the Cubs had 14 runs on 14 hits, but they lost left fielder Kyle Schwarber to a left ankle sprain in the second inning.